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OBB INTRO
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So, here are the objectives for today’s lesson: GFX TXT: POP OUT 1 BY 1
1. Identify the Two Classification of Movements 1. Identify the Two Classification of Movements
(Locomotor and Non-locomotor Skills); (Locomotor and Non-locomotor Skills);
2. Appreciate the value of Festival Dances using the 2. Appreciate the value of Festival Dances using the
Classification of Movements, and Classification of Movements, and
3. Create Festival Dance using the Two Classifications 3. Create Festival Dance using the Two Classifications
of Movements. of Movements.
TRANSITION
Before we go with our main topic, let’s recall our past GFX TXT: PHILIPPINE FESTIVAL DANCES
lesson on Philippine Festival Dances.
I will show you some pictures and you have to identify GFX TXT: a RELIGIOUS or NON-RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS
whether it is a RELIGIOUS or NON-RELIGIOUS
FESTIVALS. So, are you ready class?
Let’s begin with picture number 1 SHOW PICTURE NO. 1 DINAGYANG FESTIVAL
5 seconds
5 Sec. Timer
Times up! Who can give me the answer? Very Good! GFX TXT: RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL
It’s a religious festival dance from Iloilo City which is
the Dinagyang Festival
Times up! Who can give me the answer? Perfect! It’s a GFX TXT: RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL
religious festival dance from Cebu City which is the
Sinulog Festival
Now, Let’s have the last picture SHOW PICTURE NO.5 BANGUS FESTIVAL
5 seconds 5 SEC. TIME
Great Job! It’s a non-religious festival dance from GFX TXT:NON-RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL
Dagupan City which is the Bangus Festival
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So that’s the two kinds of Dance Festival in the
Philippines
Now, let us proceed to our new lesson, but before PLAY VIDEO BANGUS FESTIVAL
that, let us watch first this video clip.
Based from the video that you have watched, GFX: QUESTION MARK
What do you observe?
That’s right! there are many dance movements we can
see.
How about the dance? Can you tell me something GFX: QUESTION MARK
about it.
Yah that’s right! is all about their culture, religion and
products
But how about their movements? Your observation is GFX: QUESTION MARK
right! They moved from one place to another or some
they are stationary, and it has something to do with
our lesson for today, the TWO CLASSIFICATION OF GFX: TWO CLASSIFICATION OF MOVEMENTS
MOVEMENTS The non-locomotor and locomotor. GFX: NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENTS AND
LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENTS
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Let’s have the Non-locomotor movements- are the GFX TXT: Non-locomotor movements- are the
fundamental body movements that do not fundamental body movements that do not
incorporate travelling, this means that the person incorporate travelling, this means that the person
doing the movements is stationary, they are doing the movements is stationary, they are
occasionally referred to us axial movements. occasionally referred to us axial movements
Twisting- is rotating a body part while the based stays SHOW VIDEO OF TWISTING
stationary. GFX TXT: TWISITING
Swinging- moving a body parts side to side, or forward SHOW VIDEO OF SWINGING
and back like a pendulum. GFX TXT: SWINGING
Swaying – shifting weight from one side to the other SHOW VIDEO OF SWAYING
side smoothly. GFX TXT: SWAYING
Shaking – short quick vibrating movement of the body SHOW VIDEO OF SHAKING
parts or the whole body. GFX TXT: SHAKING
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Those are the non-locomotor movements.
Locomotor movements are movements that allow you GFX TXT: Locomotor movements are movements that
to move from one point in a space to another. It is allow you to move from one point in a space to
canned from two words “locos” which means place another. It is canned from two words “locos” which
and “motor” which means movement. means place and “motor” which means movement.
Here are the different locomotor movements: GFX: EXAMPLES OF LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENTS
V.O ONLY
Walking- a step on one foot followed by the other foot SHOW VIDEO OF WALKING
continuously. GFX TXT: WALKING
Running – step on one foot followed by the other foot SHOW VIDEO OF RUNNING
continuously /with longer strides and in faster speed GFX TXT: RUNNING
than walking.
Hopping- is springing in one foot and landing on the SHOW VIDEO OF HOPPING
same foot. GFX TXT: HOPPING
Skipping- is done with a step and a hop using the same SHOW VIDEO OF SKIPPING
foot. GFX TXT: SKIPPING
Jumping – is a springing on one foot or both feet and SHOW VIDEO OF JUMPING
landing on both feet. GFX TXT: JUMPING
Leaping- is springing on one foot and landing on the SHOW VIDEO OF LEAPING
other foot. GFX TXT: LEAPING
Galloping – is stepping on one foot and cutting the SHOW VIDEO OF GALLOPING
other either sideward or forward. GFX TXT: GALLOPING
Sliding – is done by gliding on the floor, sideward or SHOW VIDEO OF SLIDING
forward using the right and left foot alternately. GFX TXT: SLIDING
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So, that’s all for the locomotor and non-locomotor
movements.
This time, let’s have an activity entitled ACTION GFX TXT: ACTIVITY ACTION LOUDER THAN WORDS
LOUDER THAN WORDS to check if you have gained
knowledge on the lesson we have discussed.
Number 2
5sec.
Correct! Because Twisting is a NON-LOCOMOTOR PLAY VIDEO TWISTING
MOVEMENT GFX TXT: NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT
And for the last, let’s have Number 5 movement PLAY VIDEO SKIPPING
5Sec. GFX TXT: LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT
Perfect! SKIPPING is a LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT
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Good job everyone!
I guess everyone enjoyed and understand our
lesson for today! And before we end up with our
lesson, I just have a few questions and values to share
with you.
CBB